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1 NAVAL NEWS. i .Frvm the ,LONO.ON G .I,ZETTif. Araj 14. 'Admiralty-Pffice, May 14,' 1808. aPies of Letters and Mar ll:closures,. which _have been received at this Office front Vice-Admiral .Dacres, Cammander in Chief his Mujeity'S' Snips and Vessels ur,Jamizzca. • His Majesty's Sloop Tweed, at Sea, SIR, March 6, 1808 . . I have the honour to acquaint you, that, on the morning of the 2gth ult. his "Majesty's Sloop Tweed, under my command, fell iti with and,captured the Spantsh Schooner Letter of Marque Santissitna Tri-• rtidad, from Puerto Cavallo bound , to Cadiz. She is pierced for 14. guns, has four .mounted, with a 0 43pletnent of 20 Men. I have the honour to be, &c. • T. 'E. SYMONDS. to Dacres, Commander in Child,- &c. &c. &c. ,'‘ His Majesty's Brig Morne Fortunde, Port Royal Harbour, Jamaica, March 16,. 1808. I have the,smi. , fa('lion to inform you, for the in 7 formation of the Lords Commissioneis of the Ad miralty, that his Majesty's Brig under my command, on t..e 1 01 h instant, while off the South side of the hdto Shoals, after a chace of four and twenty hours, laim:it the Spanish Letter of Marque Feiutea . Christo, mounting one long 12-pounder, a complement of 15 men, horn Cuba, bound • :to Porto Bello. have, &c. (Signed) J. J. RORIE. To J. It. Dacres, Esq. Vice-Admiral of the Ibltite, &c. &c. &c. His Majesty's Sloop Tweed, Port Royal, SIR, • Mara 13, I I have the pleasure to inform yon, that, on the 113th instant, at eight A., M. his Majesty's Sloop Tweed, under toy command, .captured the, Frepcn ;Privateer Schooner 'L'Aventure, of three guns and b 4 men. A few days prior to her capture , we . detaroyed a small SLhuoner, a Prize and Tender to the Pi ivateer. I have the honour to be, &c, (Signed) T. E. SYMONDS. •T rice -Admiral Dacres, Commander in Chief, &c. &c. &c. Jamaica. ' 'Admiralty-Office, May 14, 1808. - Extras{ of a Letter from Hear-Admiral the /lon. Sir Alexander Coch,.ane, .K. B. Commander in chief of his Majesty's Ships and Vessels at the Leeward Islands, to the Hon. W ll'. Pole, dated on board his Majesty's Ship Belleisle; oil. Marie : Galante, April 7, 1808. I have the honour to inclose, for the information Of the Lortis Commissioners of the .Admiralty, the ef a Letter from Captain Selby, of his Ma jesty's Ship Cerberus, acquainting me with the cou Lure, of the Island of Deseada, and of his. having alt batteries thereon to be destroyed.' , rue inhabitants have generally taken the Oath at N4ltrality. I havo not therefore left any farce (11 the bland, but only stationed. a Stoop of War Th / ' l4l a Blig there. for its protection, and to prevent t ne , Enemy from throwing in a gams ci from Gua u4toupe. 111 kt neutrality of this Island will afford ut greater f t a h e vi iii6 t e, 4 in annoying the Privateers, and cutting oti 4- tizes from getting into Point a Pctre. Mtdesty's Ship Cerberus, at Deseada, awl March, 1808. ha ve • •t i , the S.ltiq3clloll to announce to you the cap, 're of the Island th DeW.itla by the force you did file the honour to place under my orders. ( * )11 the ggth inbtatrt I weighed . Erdal Marie Ga sante with the - Vessels named in the margin * and .. 1) t ) the 30111,. at h a lf past t h ree P . M . the' I.3oats t'ller the command. of. Captain Sherriff, .tit his Men Sloop L i ly, w i t h ' a d etac h ment ou t sea -400 Iron) -each Vessel, under thetr. re sPeethe Comtnatukts, .Iwho gallantly volunteered their servi es en . ttie occusion,) stood towards_ 81 ' 4 *, which %i:is dvientled by a. eattery of t,vo -9 1) ,, under 3 , co , iip l etv l y commanding toe narrow of the hal OE•ur,_ together with . the- .np -tonal truops and militia, amounting to' abbot 70 Men, opetied their lire upon the Boats, when, totu,d it necti,aly to anther . the Squ;ictron with spritigi on tabl v s, and commence a con-• 4 1.*Iding, wiiicn Itaienced them, a n d at f our otluc h the Frelich Flag - was struck the — Boats landed at hait past tour, - lioi.ted the British flag,. 'Uhl the whole 14land surrendered without Waller c ll)'.sttion. t 1 ti c* ve the satisfaaion to acqu ai nt you, t ha t th i s 'Pure has been effected without loss • the Cum , 1 ;,' 11 ' 1 . 111 t, Nnional Utiieers; and troops are made 1 ts , J , iera of War, and the Militia have laid down 11, 1eir arm ,. . Lil l should not do justice to the merit of Captain ent ritrwas I not to express in the highest terms my Pumpe iprobation at ins conduct, together with Poyed Wthis ard, and all the Officers. and men ert- Oh service have the honour to be, Lim.. W. SELBY. t h e honourable Rear-Admiral Sir Alexander COCA • Ja ne, K. 13. Commander in Chid, mac' sge wc. Leeward Islands. ' 1) . S. Undermentioned is a Li st o f th e O r d nance Std y tMilitar St ores foun d on the Island; the whole ,g,, i):great guns have destroyed as well itaithe l ilt ' tt er . 'ea; ani the small arms and other Military "totes I hava taken uif the Island. • t 6 • , Iron Ordnance. • • • Principal Battery; , 3 twcnry.four pounders and 2 thine-palms:lm. •A the Grand Bour • a nine.puunders, and ap dismounted 64pounders 8 Sq whole barrel's of Powder. • s) :13iCCV: W. SELAV big u e e. cri34 "ls, Lily, Pelican, Express, Swinger, and NORM' Atkiralt4-o,ffice, May 14, 1808.. Qf a Letterjimn Captain Thomas Searle,c.lom , inonder his Majesty's Sloop the Grasshopper, to the Honourable W. O. Pole, dated at Gibraltar, 28 th dpril, 1808. SIR, 4nC/ C ) Sed I send you, for the information of the °r(l4 C ommissioners of the Admiralty, a Coiiy . of a t.etter I transmitted on the 24th instant to ttea6 ' Admiral Putvis, 'acquaintiniitim of the capture of ° SPanish Gun-boats, the ,De.StruCtiou of two others, and, the capture of two valuable Vassals fait* South America, which I this day arrived safe with at this peace. I have the honour to be; &c. T. SEAR LE . His Majesty's Sloop. Grasshopper, at Sca, SIR, 24M, April, tB,OB. • - I base the honour. to:acquaint you; that yesterJay morning, in company with his Majesty's Gun-brig Rapid, I had the good fortune to fall in with two Spanish Vessels troth South - America, under the prote6tion of tour Gun-boats, when, after a short: chace, they anchored under a battery 'close in with Fato, among the shoals; hnmediately anchored. within range of grape-shot, and, after a yety.sevare' aetion. of two hours and a half, the people on shore deserted their gunS, two Giiti-boats struck, and the other two we drove ashore, and were destrO)ed. Ihe,cargoes on board the two Spanish. Vessels are worth thirty thousand pounds each, which we also captured; but am sorry to gay it was not aixorn, plished without loss on our' part ; we had one man killed, myself slightly; and three seamen severely wounded ; both Vessels suffered very much in their bulls, masts, sails, , and rigging. The Enemy's loss was very great in the, two Gun-boatswaptured ; thty had forty killed and wounded ; iburteen of‘the latter I sent on shore to Faro, as I had no means °flaking care of our own wounded men and those of the Enemy's, which I hove you will approve of . It gives me pleasure to inform .you that I received every, possible assistance from Lieutenant Baugli,• 'commanding his Majesty's Gun-brig Rapid, who acted with- great gallantry the whole time, and speaks in the highest terms of the good conduct of his 011icers and men, three of were severely wounded, and particularly of Mr. Balton, airing master. I also beg leave to observe that Lieutenant Cutlield; Mr. - Henry Bell, master; Mr. Thomas Bastin, Purser; Warrant and Petty Unicers, and Ship's Company, under my command, merit my warmest thanks for their gallantcondo4 on this as well as former occasions. Messrs. Bell and Bastin I beg particularly to re commend; the former fur Liking the Brig into a very 'dangerous navigation, and is at all time a volunteer on every occasion ; the latter has received a very severe wound since he has been with me, and vo , lunteered to cotntnand the atter, guns, having only one Lieutenant ou board, and is a %cry deserving good ofrieer. I have the bon, , • ' SUS. SEARLE. To John Child Pa'rvis, .gsq, Rear-Admiral of the White, &c. ?c, dec. Admiralty-Office, May 1 . 4, 18 8 . Cdfiy of a Letter from Charles Pashuh4od, Esq.'; t'apibiniof his Allijesty's Ship .I:r;lnchise, 16 the .I.lOnourable Pik, dated oizbuctrdthat Siiip, at liarbudoes, is: of ihst month. silt I beg to accraint yo.o t(titt the French Lugger Pitvate.er L, i.:sizartl..tit lour guni and fifty men, oy I.4'ruccas 111 ouch 1, wa% takt:n uu ttie 23c! i , 'Lbruary by tile, 'weave leagues „so . 06 of Seilly, wililbt !nivel-nig round tile ya.uable convciy committed to ni) Sne sailed fruip Granville three days p.e% !nub, aaJ had nut made any capture. I have the honour to be, Scc. • (810, d) C. DASH WOOD,. PL Y MOUTH, 14ZAY 14.-- Arrived the Mlle de Paris, of I to gtms, from the Eastward, and the Emerald ii . ridate from is cruise. • Sailed the Amazon Frigate on a cruize to the Westward; Swallow Sloop of War on . a cruize in the Channel ; and the ,Morrislown Mired Armed Brig with a convoy for Milford. The Illustrious, of 74 guns, passed up Channel yesterday evening with about 40 Sail of Merchant inp under Convoy for the Mediterranean ; one of the Fleet is arrived here. • The outward-bound We6t India Fleet also passed. up Channel yesterday. This morning Admiral GAMBIWR hoisted his Flag on board the Vile de Paris, of t 10 guns, in Caw pod Bay, preparatory to his taking the command of he .Channel Fleet, on which he was .saluted . by the. Port Admiral, from the Salvador del Mundt), and returned from the Vile de Path. The Caledonia, mounting 132 guns; being the largest Ship ever built in. England, will be launched from this Dock-yard on the 25th *June. • ,The. Crocus, a beautiful Brig, of t 8 guns, built by. the Apprentices of the Yard, will be launched at the same time. : - • : - Arrived the Leander, Capt. Mtnt:omr, laden with sugar, oil, &c. froM Trinidad, bound to London— she came a running Ship—touched at Madeira, and lay there three weeks; brings intelligence that the Portuguese Flag wan re-hoisted on that Island on the 26th ult. by consent of the British Governinnt, and-that the British Troops remain there as . before, perfeuly healthy. PORTSMOUTH, MAY 15. 7 -Yesterday arrived the Eodrnion Frigate, Capt. the Hon. T. B. CAP L, from the Mediterranean, with the Eliza, PRATT, tom NeW Providence, bound to London, with lig- Mini vita, which she recaptured from a French Pri vateer—the latter escaped, The .6:4n:ion - parted company with the illustrious, 74, Capt. BROUGHTOX:, and thymoritla Store-ship, Capt. FitoONCU, and about 6LI Sail of Merchant Vessels (under convoy from Gibraltar) in the Bay of Biscay, on the gth instant, to go in pursuit of the Eliza. . The,follow ipOvere part of the convoy ; Severn, Hunter; Little William, Caftan; Anacreon, Youitg; Douceur, —; Lord Dun4an, Barrett; Later prise, —; Kolla, Terry ; Flora, tider*on ; Fox, Leßgatt ; Princess Mary, Gibson; Grace, liartlat Bate , Loath; Farmer, Stewart ; Lilac, Replen Three ltrotaiers, Royalist, Robinson; Titus, Hyslop; Drummond, Riek mond ; Minerva, ; - -Sarah Aiin, Pawcon ; Anti riarrvi ; fieticiick, Currey ; Industry, 13411; Triore, Carlton; muit, Wa!ker ; Henrietta, I.e Page; Emerson, -; lames, ; t„ w rey, ---; Erin, t i ratt ; Anson, Goodwin ; EunLe, .6414.n0% ; Cimirreidown t Leak ; Grnerous: Friends, 134,ity,,,_Eta r idieth,'Her r , r.thr; Itfary ; Dolphin, Noble; Cogiaau ilirrtison ; Three Siater, Huntley; Industry,-.-'; Christiana ; Conni/ighpin iirother,, • ; tit. ; Soitaler; Itca‘b ; Ory Harbouq ; rind Young 1-1.116, Sailed yeiterday the 'Strenuous Gun-bt,g, with a convoy, for Guernsey and .h.r.4y ; the Medway ; WAisoN, for the Brizils ; Star, WILKINSON, for the South Seas ; and Sir. Sidney 3mith, LAWSON; with 19 Spanish Military °dicers, fur Bilboa. V The Jane Privateer, Capt. HAYTEII, lidS detained and sent into this Port the Alert, Buitoass Alas ter, from Cadiz,bound to London, With wines. DEAL; AlAy 16.—Arrived yesterday evening the Caththrine,.F.o:; l / 4 1;' fro . in Jawaica, and sailed for the • River. : . Sailed this morning the outward , bound Fleet to . the Westwaid. SHEERkE . gS, MAY . ) t..L—Sailed the Rolla Sloop of War, Capt.,W. GODVREY, fur the Duwite. MAY I Tender cattle down from the Tower and proceeded.ro Chatham to receive men for the Avinci4ie;of 74 guns, fittim..; out itT the River. - SHERIMIESS i ' M A Y Minder Bomb- has made the convoy signal for .Gottennurgh. A Ship and Brifl, detained:Rmish .Prizes; are sent from Chatham tor the River, Manned irons the Win chthen and Ccre..-.. The Boici Gun-brig has bc.ri unlocked. Thy Delphinen Sloop a W,ir, Capt. trAawooD, same dpwa IL'oto Chatham, and aticilured at th 4: th: Nom • Th , :. Hyperion - ?1-;gate, Capt. BRODIE, wasthis day paid bounty, and two months. wages in advance; she is fitted and viinualled for foreiga service; and. will sail in a few days. • , HALF-I'AST Fivii.—S:tiled the Hyper,on to Ports,. mouth, and the 17nnnderer,. for Oottetiburgh. Captain ISRAEL :PELtEW is appointed Pay Captain at Plymouth. . Came out of Harbour to the Great Nore, his Ma:" jetty's Ship Fisgrthr4, Capt. : Bol,ToN ; . When pa.d. Will i;roc*d to so.. . SHEERNESS, MAY 13.—Went out of Harbour,. and anchor;!d at the Great Nore, the J-isgartl Fri gate, of 40 guns, Capt. BoLTotq. Sailed the Hyperion .Frigate, Capt. 13.opia, for Portswouth, and Thunder Bumb, Capt. CAULFIELD, tur GOtieVOUrgil. MAY f-4.—The Fnry-notnb has the signal Bying for convoy to Gotienb , irgh. , • • Deptfurd Tendet, Lieut. •ANTRAM, brought down 40 volunteers and impre#t men from the. 'Lower. . . ► Sailed , the Turludent Gum-brig, Lieut. Norrs, $.l itit convoy to.; Ile Nor; bward. ' NI/. t a siVary 'Transport, and a hired „di+ ti l'ortsmoullt, with stores . for • this 1)c/6i.. yard; also a litred Cutter, with a pew ditto, w be Siii,is at ,the Npre r --Altanetir, Fisgard, IPinchel. sea , mk.l Ccf es, . Dior j , .f eel Elvin, mid Locipltinen of \/ar. PISTRI4I;TiON PitiZ4. MONEY.. To the Ciesa:, ter c.licr Capture of the Fretich Ships Le ' tiugtto. 1,11,1 AJOIIt itlA 11 tie, 0 ilk' 17111 111s1 at Lock ier's ()lice; ivi)niouth, opt' evvry Frt. ody to l 'l'.lr,lllJy, at thelatne p.tace; fur titre! months. ro etc CotirAgeux, for ttle.e.tpture of the Marengo and Belle- Poe le, itio Et lira,-olti s at Nu, 24. ,AIVIIIIIII-birCCI, 101 VirCe 1110i11)1S• To tito Lity-ti, for the •capture' of La Josephine, on buttd the Dziad.,.ett Pori t it:nouth„ on the tiith and...very iNe.ineiday 1:141u4.1.,y, tut knree ntontli, at No. 3, Cid. tord'i . • Tottieky!atk, for tlic re-capture of the. Peggy, on her arrival h i pprt • itati ev cry Wednesday -anct Thuraty after,,jor three mouths, tit:twee:l eleVen and three, at No. 9,. New Ii fwd. street. T o th e skylark, for the recapture .Of the Dolphin, on board, on her urrival -in port; and every Werinesttly and Thur,day .after, hetwven eleven and ttnee, for three months, at No. g, New Broad: weer. , To nie Nlel,, , onteile, foe the C-:tptare of the George, on the N. 22, 1 2J34,1X-6trcet, StediAt ;at cVery.Tuesday 411(i Fitdsy for three months. „ . . On,Saturday "gail from the Leeward Islands• vas :received at the Post. Office, brought bi the. Duke if Kent I)..cket to liktitnouth, in 2.0 days foto Tor tola. The most intereaing articles zommunicated are, the Llll6l.leCeisitti ,atuta of our Cruizers on some armed Ships at Mattiniquv,' as mentioned in the following Letter, auk tha reduaion of the hind of Deseada, asgive.o in the,Galleite of Saturday night. • • •• , • fi,Rosseau (Dortiinie3), Ntecti 27. I am sorry to inform you that a Vessel,. arrived here this day • from Martinique, reports, that two cinsuccessttil attempts have been made by , the tish - Cruizers off that Island to cut put some armed ' Brigs from Marine and Trinite. Buys, in which we .have ; lost several men.. The Master orthe Vessel states, that pp : the.lBth inst. three French National Brigs,. with 300 artillerymen and provisions, arrived at Martinique. One of them was chased into Ma rine pay •by a British Frigate, and the others took shelter in Trinite. The Boats of the British Squa•- drou on cite station were sent.•to.cut them oat, but . were at each place repulsed. At Trinite, it is stated, w e lost three Boats, and about 60 men, and some Boats and several tuenat Marine Bay." • ANTIGUA, •MA non 3 V.-Sir A . r• who arrived hereon Thursday, with the. - Belleisk, Ream captain, hire/4d, York, and Dorence, sailed again to the Southward, on Sunday evening. DOMINICA. MARCH -27.--On the inth inst. the George Guineaman, of Liverpool, was carried into Martinique, and on the 17th another Guinea wan, a Letter of Marque, w ith dry goods, and a Demerara Ship, with produce, Were carried into Guadaloupe. • The report of another . Expedition being in prepa» ration has been revived with increased confidence. The force to be employed CM the occasion, will, it is said, amount to 20,000 men, under the command of Sir A. WELLast.RY or General BERESFOR.D.— The following Ctir 1)3 ere" mentioned for this service, namely 2d,- 3d, 5r h, 26th, 40th, 45th, 710; a Hth, and 95th regiments - , with sevcrai regialcut4 of dragoons. 's4fe rehirn of the united Toulon and Rochefort Squadrons . 16 the former Port, was hailed W I,'Nince wit i) as. intlei triumphant joy el 3 WC/1141,1a this Country, have 'attended ;s great victory .R 6 Yid A C(1,1) go. 24 Maternal J. Ovii; tr:, II is with much pleastire•w nc iii.C fltt! i;r:prc'b-r +petit of this Artist siucu itt:erestiOg scene• its clotre4tic h Oci general !one of the colouring we consid-?r that as an unavoi,l3l.lle, eiat pas•ison with pies Ctur of a inore ‘l)icit • are neaV to it. Xhe wort: dtsplayslntant s well as Alaternal and tit 4 l'e ptitation ofithe No. 49; Trap-b 411 ., Pcnitaiz or a You'bg Gm . tlethaii.—H. THcompliti, U. A. We have alwqsadrni redt hose Portraits whFch s l'or give a niere representation of the original, but the sullied in some appropriate aCtion.. haS here very ably vintltii - Jiprished . shis poi .t; made his native interefiliGg to those who art: 0, ii.; indifferent to the person represented. this as one •of the best vt (irks that the produced, with.reference to the immediate object in view. The countenance of tte child i s an eager hope of a suet es issut! Of the is about to make, and a kind of innocont that excites in the speetator a wish that be o: be disappointed. The colouring is deo' and the scenery forms . a beauti,tut taudscape, -No. Imo; CaM Playeria—D.'W ;.. " 'We have here ;.-3.ncr:! ~ t riking proof ext , skill and observation in 1 in a short time rlised vinee painting in it •Y!': ; I - Jisdelineotion elcimrra:-7er ' • , .• ed with great spirit.. "r!;(.. , ..e is id. • vilitunour in his prod!ici ions. • '1 .; • features if the • • the artist has iilg,ervotiiiy f.• Spot/der:A.7 oeohe r.!;,.. 1 .1. hibititig• fdc& •' . !'. . r• coontenutice of. , : expres.q%.. We £l6sBAndictrioity are not , the c.!;l4 ;: thtni were likely to at v,, v,lty giittoring object att ;.I.its at tvtitlon:-. , t he woman t Lie mini who are st;.tt , .;- in beh:nd the chair, . art:, nut tiL of t h e town, and the . Wet! tb,. I.titcr is rather hard. .All the L.ibot..im...iteobj,. cis dr, i i hat notness' 61id preci>iiiu fur ltitiit tii.s ,Irtist is distinguished. . • .No:.its.. The Ncnitittirkoz, It. A.-- The Poem ti,om thii arttst d LIS present Subject; viz. the Lay 01 the last attorcls-atnpie ,scope for the 4tlyttts.ot the ! - tiro„! tt..4 awl thelaudscape Painter, and some, of. it set:•ii ; t. have heett tratilterred to the catty:44 •with Mr. 'WoOnyottDA has yotere , :t into a Loncept:ov t,tl Put-t',A,icatliogwith a cuttenial spirit, is. spinet lung its the appear:lnce ~t the . .Bard thot dicates a mind aboye the i): , .1) t is ait ch he It Li ,d; and his venerable ti3peo is melt contrasted witi, toe simple innocence of the boy who is asslstny, ;din on his journey. Tbe bleak y - 1;1 properly mit - heti, and the whyle is a work oi• viaclur, and arocituor,:st, MAY L.4 , ! 1 n . f April ; since that tittle senv:what \i , hive arrived. The Cow ior trout A)1 •,% brought ialorinatiimof a reloalie which ohr, received ,alter descending the MoaNßat,,aud about one linth.lrect Inell, Heft. 0:1;,;•:2 prisoners. We ha.ve firther learned, that QeCKI rirssians .arzt landed on Gotinancl, a Sweets! Island in tile: ti Ai this . placq, has been for ;,o long a ;Ipy inv,asiktii ) ,lwt• having been occtii:icd ,hll tip since the lime of (iy,rvus L tits, ell int; ''.lV)ll.lil3Y,' aftt:r drivyik .i 4 Stockboitn,iouk pps3t:siic.n.) or 1: it for some tirne; as, T say,nono .e, S ;I have thought of attacking durior, son years, no defence, had• been thoo , Tht none tit to opp,,au this cit.nachnt.'i t, stank-the,,.Gove,nor it the pi4,:o assaitants — were, lie to Carlscr,)na,, wiih orders to find Gut tho ander tkx lerstrorn; which it is sa id h e was 1 , 0 - nate',34Jo meet the nt;ioh(An hood (1 ~.! 'Pon: - This Sq4adion scr s.i i i . was follovvel by she shit ; and we Irlie t!.‘„, 'itrntitnept wilt be taken. . We havii heard fain Wasa, tta. Finlar,ti, iti;:t !fie 'RUSSian troops which entered that town, ing up to the square, in °icier to be tiic inhabitants,wvre so weak and ernatimeLi :r. fatigue and cold, that many of then Could Ina ...r ;i ll ,l upright ; luau). werc...,covered with scaro7,l. . v tint rags,' and haying worn .pn't „/, long a march, their enudition was such rh t tno,wt i thoy came as enktuilts, iningoitinits cvuid no, Il4ii feel conipa4sion Par then,. smyritFlELD ts , LtiOvET, MAY 16.. . This day's market was'itmply 'supp p , i ft .. v .. ! Beasts, and the - shewpt eiasiderable ; Pork is eheapt.sr t iia i CLIr .; Beef is dearer ; Mutton, Lasu and Ve.,l price, and ttie ttakic in general wAs The sales in 'the . Erayinarkel wore tole):11,1y Hay, Straw, and Cover have f .11, Friday's Market.—.lne underniention,.:d numbers are an adcurate Citenivlit : ; - sink ltc,llo I.f Slb, Beef 53. oti. to st „ • t cd 6s, od. fo 7s. ca.—Lam': 5). • tl Ss:tli licAsts6o •, 2,170. —Sitecp and I.:11o1),; ) 3 it. los. oci. to s s i. iss, 6d.---C 'laver t;os. i cd. —Straw n. $OO. 04. to .4)(1. • o CoßN,AxcatANcit, Niity 16.--Arheat ha's arriv , .(l to-cloy in:tolerable supply, ztrid the 8,:11:4 art" fully tit our hot( quotation ; wise.; Jlehus. of each kiwi ;1r.,: till' a t) ,4„ Quiirter higher ; cats are also it, short sr; i is, full a§. high; Rape Seed is (Atari:l,lllld ymiation', : IStricat ' 48S - a 6s a 7ti ed Tick liemus . 'f,, , i Fiat ditto - 7iS 4 ;;S , at: 4 ).: 1:. . - 3 -,, ~ ~., i Rye ' - .- 465 e. il. us.: i'i.. , l.liit! ,1,:.n _a.,, Barley - :.- 446' a i.-. , .. •A ! l'otsit: _..., ... . • ... , O a t: a 71.', ~I /,' 1: ipo St..Al . ,;07 .7 7 Mae Pease 145:. a ii , cS nd I' }i.gc 1-iti t . t. , Grey ditto .. y 3.1 .1. :J?. i ey..! : . ,i , ,,: l;1(1.) ... .. •;, . i 1 J t:4IDi f 01.0 . 0 4:: , 'al 6 ) , *I t _1